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Stéphane Guy was very critical of the president of OM. Who decided to sue him.
During his first years at Olympique de Marseille, first as sports director then as president, Pablo Longoria was almost unanimous. Since the end of last summer, its image has deteriorated considerably.
Many people believe that he is the main culprit for the Marseille club’s mediocre season. Among his detractors is Stéphane Guy. “The fish rots from the head, in football as in everything else. At the moment, Longoria is lost, we feel that there is no head at OM. Already when it was not very contested, it was contestable, so now that it is more and more contested, it is less and less incontestable”declared the sports journalist last Monday on RMC.
Defamation complaint
“The deception eventually came to light. When Longoria leaves Olympique de Marseille, will OM be richer before than after or will he be richer after than before? To answer the question is to know what Longoria’s time at OM will have been like. continued the former Canal+ employee.
A defamation complaint was filed against Stéphane Guy. “Olympique de Marseille and its President Pablo Longoria were surprised to learn of the comments made by Stéphane Guy during the program “L’After Foot” on RMC on February 12. OM informs that, following the slanderous and defamatory accusations made against him, Pablo Longoria immediately contacted his counsel to file a defamation complaint.we can read in a press release from the Marseille club, published this Thursday morning.
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